Montpelier High School - Spartan Yearbook (Montpelier, IN)

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ACTION CI-IUMS SWEDISI-I PACERS, YELL JESSE EDITOR? MAX BABY TEX PALS SWEETI-I EA RTS I SANTA AND TWO DEARS SISTERS FRESI-IIES OLD EAITI-IEUL ALBERTA SOPI-IOMORES SENORITAS .-23, LJ

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Miss Anderson lln sevenlh grade arll: Today we shall draw a lree. lAller much ellorl Jack Smilh heaved a big sigh and wenl lo show his piclure.l Jack: Miss Anderson, l guess lhal poel was righl when lhe said, 'Only God can make a lree'. :ze PF PF Two girls were discussing a cerlain high school Romeo, name-Russel Pugh. Is he conceiled? asked Peggy O'Donnell. I'd like lo buy him al my price and sell him al his own! said Carolyn Currenl. Pk Dis PK Mr. Dick: l-low do you know lhal lhe earlh is round and hangs on nolhing in lhe air? How do you prove il? Roger Clemenls: I don'l have lo prove il: l never said il was. Pk bis DF Georgelle l-lornbaker lln calelerial: Selecl your pie, please. Murl McCarnmon: ls il compulsory? Georgelle: No, il's mince and raspberry. vs :if PF Miss Mason: John, give a senlence wilh an in- lerieclion in il. Jusl lhen lhe boy silling in lhe seal nexl sluck John wilh a pin. John McCammon liumping upl: Ouch! Bill sluck me wilh a pin! Miss Mason: Correcl, bul don'l use so much expression lhe nexl lime. M,l'l'l0l The Age of Innocence! As Clemenls and Shadle were causing an exces- sive amounl ol dislurbance in Chemislry, pre- senlly Miss Walker wenl lo sland by lhem. Clemenls immedialely removed his book lrom lhe chair nexl lo him and, despile Miss Walk- ers' glaring counlenance, laughingly said, Do you wanl lo sil down? Dk 24 PF Russell cerlainly was lhrilled aller lhe Harllord- Monlpelier ball game. Thal nighl when he knell lo say his prayers, all he could say was: Bless my ma: bless my pa: bless our ball leam: Rah! Rah! Rah! PF 214 Sk Miss Anderson: Whal are you drawing, Jim? Sholly: A piclure ol Moses. Miss A.: Bul no one knows whal Moses looked like. Sholly: They will when I gel lhroughf' fs is is Mrs. Speece: Mr, Morgan has wrillen lhal he linds il impossible lo leach you anylhing, Roger. Roger: Therel l've always said he was no good. ss :ie wk Mr. Morgan while visiling over lhe school, lound James Johnson in a room by himself, evidenlly in lrouble. Mr. Morgan: Whal's lhe maller, my boy? James: Palpilalion and insomnia. Mr. M.: Bul you can'l be sullering lrom lhose lhingsl James: ll isn'l sullering, sir. ll's spelling. is as Ss Mr. Wilson: James, who was Anne Boleyn? J. Whilecollon: Anne Boleyn was a llal iron. Mr. Vlfilson: Whal on earlh do you mean? James: Well il says here in lhe hislory book: 'l-lenry, having disposed ol Kalherine, pressed his suil wilh Anne Boleyn'.

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uniom Eslella Alfrey, Eugene Anderson, Lorada Banfer, Herman Beeks, Harold Bollrz. Eoy Borlon, l-larold Brock, Jane Brurniiel, Herloerl Clam- me, James Clark. . Margarer Clark, Don Coons, Anna Marie Easlonq James Ernshwiller, l-lelen Eear. Richard Grimes, Charles Gruver, Maureen l-lornbaker, . Murray lnman, Laverne Love. V Murl McCarnmon, Ru+h McGea+h, Daniel Markley, De- lores Marshall, Clara Oulcall. V , ' Eugene Ou+cal+, Carl Reed, Margarelr 'Rober+s, Joe Roger-s, Mary Shinn. ' Junior Smilh, Roy Smifh, Thurman Spaulding, Genevieve Teegarden, Charles Walker. - Early in Seplember, I938. for+y-+wo juniors en- lered 'rhe L. E. Kelley l-ligh School. During fhe firsr semesfer, Jeanne Goode and Louise Whil- acre wifhdrew. Miss Nelson and Mr. Wilson were our class sponsors +his year. We elecled Carl Reed, presi- dent Margarel E. Roberfs, vice-president Joe Rogers, secrelary-Treasurer: and Clara and Eu- gene Qulcalf, advisers. We selecled our class rings, Oclober 3I. Our class play, Pagin' Cap'n Kidd, was presenled November 29 To defray The expenses of lhe Billy Wal-I, Mary Wenlz, Gerald Wilhems. ' Absenl The day piclures were +aken: l-larold Johnson, Alvin Schmidt and John Weaver. junior-senior recepfion, held May l9.' Those in Jrhe play were: Lorada Banfer, Mary Wenlrz, Genevieve Teegarden, Maureen Hornbaker, Rulh McGea+h, Jane B-rumfiel, Murl McCammon, Charles Walker, John Weaver, Gerald Wilhems, l-larold Johnson, and Eugene Anderson. We also sold candy a+ The blind 'rourney +0 raise more money for Jrhe recepfion. On January 5, a class parry was held in 'lhe gym, and on March 22, we gave our convocarion. -MAU REEN HGRNBAKER